Oversized & Lifted Truck Transport

American Car Transporters ships oversized and lifted vehicles nationwide, door to door, with a licensed, bonded, and insured carrier network. Lifted trucks, dually pickups, heavy-duty work trucks, and vehicles with oversized tires or modifications all need the right equipment and accurate measurements to transport safely. Tell us the exact dimensions and modifications and we will match your vehicle to a carrier with the space and capacity for it. Start with our quote calculator.

What counts as an oversized vehicle for transport?

Anything that exceeds standard car and truck dimensions in height, length, width, or weight can be considered oversized. That includes lifted trucks, dually pickups, extended cabs with long beds, vehicles on large aftermarket tires, and heavy-duty work trucks. These vehicles take up more room on a carrier and can affect how many vehicles fit, which is why measurements matter for both routing and the quote.

Why do exact measurements matter?

A carrier has fixed height, length, and weight limits, and a lifted or oversized vehicle changes how it loads. Accurate height, length, width, and weight let us assign a trailer that fits and route it legally. Guessing can lead to a truck showing up that cannot load the vehicle, so measure carefully, including any lift, roof racks, or oversized tires, when you request a quote.

How are oversized vehicles loaded and secured?

Oversized and lifted vehicles are usually best on the top load of an open carrier or on equipment with the clearance and tie-down capacity to handle the extra height and weight. The driver secures the vehicle with the appropriate straps and completes a condition report with you at pickup and delivery. You sign the Bill of Lading at both ends.

Can you ship modified or heavy-duty work trucks?

Yes. Modified trucks, service and utility trucks, and heavy-duty pickups are all transportable with the right carrier. Tell us about the modifications, added equipment, and whether the vehicle runs so we match it correctly. If a truck is especially large or heavy, we will let you know what type of equipment the move requires.

What affects the cost of transporting an oversized vehicle?

Size and weight are the biggest factors, since an oversized vehicle takes space that would otherwise carry another car. Distance, the exact route, whether the vehicle runs, and open versus enclosed transport all play in too. Rather than quote a number here, we price your specific vehicle and route in the quote calculator, which is why accurate measurements up front matter.

Frequently asked questions

Can you ship a lifted truck?

Yes. Lifted trucks are transported regularly, but the lift adds height that affects how the vehicle loads, so give us the exact height along with length, width, and weight when you request a quote. That lets us assign a carrier with the right clearance and capacity.

Why do you need exact dimensions?

Carriers have fixed height, length, and weight limits, and an oversized vehicle changes what equipment fits. Accurate measurements, including any lift and oversized tires, let us route it legally and avoid sending a truck that cannot load it.

Is my oversized vehicle insured in transit?

Yes. Your vehicle is covered by the carrier’s insurance while it is in transit. We confirm the carrier is properly licensed and insured before they haul it, and the condition report plus Bill of Lading document its state at pickup and delivery.

Can you ship a heavy-duty or modified work truck?

Yes. Service trucks, utility trucks, and modified heavy-duty pickups are transportable with the right equipment. Tell us the modifications, added gear, and whether it runs so we match the correct carrier.

Ready to ship your oversized or lifted vehicle?

Send us the exact dimensions, any modifications, whether it runs, and your pickup and delivery locations, and we will match it to the right carrier. Start with our quote calculator, request auto transport quotes, or contact us.